Summary

We hope you have enjoyed COMER's Economics Tutorial. As stated at the outset, this is not the type of economics tutorial you will find elsewhere on the web.
We began the tutorial with a quote from Hazel Henderson: "economics is politics in disguise". COMER agrees with this, and has tried to demonstrate that 'economics' is a relative pseudo-science, which historically has been manipulated according to a dominant revenue economics; and that today that economics is characterized by a dated self-equilibrating model, which is of benefit primarily to financial instututions, their interests, and transnational associations.
Further, we have tried to demonstrate that there are several economic subsystems which, when taken in concert, contribute to what might be called a healthy, Systems Theory of Economics which is of benefit to all, rather than just a few. In order to work towards a Systems Theory of Economics, COMER maintains that monetary reform is essential. For further information pertaining to the latter, check out our Bank of Canada tutorial.